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Differential adaptation strategies to different levels of soil water deficit in two upland and lowland genotypes of rice: a physiological and metabolic approach.

Journal of the science of food and agriculture - 15 Mar 2020

Abdirad Somayeh, Majd Ahmad, Irian Saeed, Hadidi Naghmeh, Hosseini Salekdeh Ghasem

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BACKGROUND: Upland genotypes of rice are less sensitive to soil water deficit (SWD), making them suitable candidates for revealing the strategies underlying plant tolerance. The physiological factors, the biochemical traits needed to withstand oxidative stress, and the metabolite fluctuations of an upland genotype (Azucena) and an intolerant lowland genotype (IR64) genotype were measured under two levels of SWD...

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PMID: 31765006
DOI: 10.1002/jsfa.10153

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